
The Ryazan Region Export Support Center and the Russian Export Center organized meetings in the format of a contact exchange for regional exporters with potential buyers from Belarus, China, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Indonesia and Tajikistan as part of the International Business Days forum.
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The International Business Days forum is the largest event in the Ryazan region dedicated to foreign trade, and this year brought together more than 300 representatives of business and government agencies.
MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. The Export Support Center (ESC) of the Ryazan region and the Russian Export Center (REC, VEB.RF group) organized meetings for exporters of the region in the format of a contact exchange with potential buyers from foreign countries, REC reports.
“The Export Support Center (ESC) of the Ryazan region, with the methodological support of the Russian Export Center (REC, VEB.RF Group), organized meetings for exporters of the region in the format of a contact exchange with potential buyers from foreign countries within the framework of the International Business Days forum,” the press release says.
About 40 Russian and 19 foreign companies from Belarus, China, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Indonesia and Tajikistan took part in the session. Domestic business was represented by entrepreneurs from the Bryansk, Ivanovo, Kaluga and Moscow regions.
“Ryazan business was represented by manufacturers of two leading export industries - the construction and food industries. Communication in the format of a contact exchange allowed negotiators on both sides to obtain more specific information about goods and services, establish personal contacts and speed up the process of concluding agreements,” noted Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Ryazan Region Yulia Shvakova.
The IX business forum "Days of International Business" was held near Ryazan from September 23 to 25. This is the largest event in the Ryazan region dedicated to foreign trade. This year it brought together more than 300 representatives of Russian and foreign businesses, government bodies and development institutions, including the REC.

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